On Sat, Dec 19, 2009 at 1:30 AM, Guruprasad JG <guruprasad.jg@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:I think you'll have to explain to us what you exactly mean with
> I am referring to the Apache code written in C. I would like to see if all
> the paths are exercised for - request processing, resource management,
> connection pooling, and configuration directives of the apache core. This
> would be more like functional testing of apache.
checking that "all the paths are exercised". I have no clue how to
"exercise paths" in any context, and I do consider my knowledge of the
English language quite substantial. Maybe you should rephrase your
question.
If you just want to know what goes on inside Apache when a request is
processed than you can ofcourse run it in a debugger. Will be slow,
though. Make sure the timeout in whatever client you use is high
enough.
Krist
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